A GROUP OF PORCELAIN BIRDFEEDERS, QING

Group antique Chinese porcelain bird feeders, Qing Dynasty (19th/20th c.), (5) pieces, incl. blue and white, blanc de chine, and polychrome decorated, each with adhered wooden mount (except one with m

Group antique Chinese porcelain bird feeders, Qing Dynasty (19th/20th c.), (5) pieces, incl. blue and white and polychrome decorated, each with adhered wooden mount, one with Kangxi style artemisia le

The first a pair of bird feeders with two lug handles, painted with dragon within scrolling clouds. H: 3cm. The second birdfeeder with crack glaze, with two lug handles. H: 3.5cm. The third of bud for

19/20th cen, largest measures 1.9" in height

(10) Pcs. Chinese Qing porcelain bird feeders, including seven pieces of coral red and three famille rose. Largest: 2"H x 2" Dia., Circa - 19th C.

Dimension: around 3cm to 4cm

Chinese porcelain group, Qing dynasty (19th c.), (3) pcs., incl. famille verte planter, matching under plate, figural vase, and butterfly decorated bud vase, planter with six character mark to undersi

Late 1800s. Blanc de Chine porcelain. H 40cm

Lot 186 A Group of Qing Porcelain (19th Century to 20th Century) ginger jar: 8 1/4 x 8 inches small vases: 6 1/2 x 3 inches dog lid: 2 3/4 x 3 inches a group of four pieces of blue and white Qi

Lot 67 A Group of Qing Porcelain 19th/20th Century A group of four (4) pieces of blue and white Qing Dynasty porcelain, 19th/20th Century, large jar has a later carved wooden top, apocryphal four cha

1. tea pot : 9cm*15cm signed 2. small vessel with spout 10cm*9cm signed 3. vessel with lid : 6cm*9cm lid does not sit on tightly signed 4. square plate on circular base 15cm*5 cm ( small hairline crac

All mounted as lamps, comprising a molded celadon vase, 25 in. high, 7 in. wide overall; a molded white-glazed faceted vase, 23 in. high, 5.25 in. wide overall; and a famille rose vase, guanyin zun, 2

Comprising a famille rose figure of Han Xiangzi, with maker's seal 'Deng Rongchang zao' impressed on the bottom, 12.5 in. high, 4 in. wide; a white-glazed guanyin, 8.75 in. high, 3.5 in. wide; a pair

Comprising a crackled white-glazed and molded bottle vase, 12.3/8 in. (31.5 cm.) high, 6.5/8 in. (16.9 cm.) wide; a celadon-glazed Ge-type vase, 11.1/8 in. (28.3 cm.) high, 6.3/4 in. (17.2 cm.) wide;

Consisting four globular shaped bird feeders, three painted with figures and one with floral motif, together, a mellon shaped bird feeder, all attached with ring loop handles, largest 3.3 wide. Proven

Comprising five bowls, four saucer dishes, lotus form teapot, large spoon, and circular seal paste box. Widest: 6 in. 

Consisting a pair lotus form bird feeders, a dish form bird feeder, and an olive form bird feeder, all attached with loop handle, largest 2.7 in. Provenance: Property of a private Virginia estate.

Group antique Chinese porcelain tablewares, Qing Dynasty (18th-20th c.), polychrome enameled, incl. an Export dish with floral decoration, unmarked, a shaped footed bowl with calligraphy and scholar's

Nice group Chinese famille rose porcelains, Qing Dynasty (18th/19th c.), (6) pieces, incl. a pair of small rectangular vases, cricket box, joss stick holder, lidded divided box, etc., one piece with s

Group (9) Chinese Export porcelains, Qing Dynasty (18th/19th c.), incl. (2) plates with Swedish foil sticker labels, cups, dishes/saucers, and a small jar with pierced wood lid, 9"dia (largest), 1.75"

Four Chinese Qing-Style PorcelainsGroup of four Chinese Qing-style porcelains, including: blue ground stem cup, blue and white standing lion and pair of miniature blue and white mallet vases; seal mar

Four Chinese Qing-Style PorcelainsGroup of four Chinese Qing-style porcelains, including: blue ground stem cup, blue and white standing lion and pair of miniature blue and white mallet vases; seal mar

A pair of Chinese porcelain bird feeders, 19th century Qing Dynasty. Square form feeders with blue and white underglaze decoration depicting flowers, leaves and vines. Wood handles. Each measuring 1.5

1. Blue and white cylindrical snuff bottle from the Qing Dynasty. Bottle has imagery of children in celebration on the body. The neck of the snuff bottle has a lingzhi border. The bottom appears to be